Nina Simone: Nina Simone Sings The Blues (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP and what happens after one

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Nina Simone: Nina Simone Sings The Blues (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP and what happens after oneFirst album from Nina Simone on RCA Victor. Nina Simone Sings The Blues was originally released in 1967 and was a departure from the orchestral recordings of Simone's Philips Records releases. She was backed by guitarists Eric Gale and Rudy Stevenson, bassist Bob Bushnell, Bernard "Pretty" Purdie on drums, organist Ernie Hayes, and Buddy Lucas on harmonica who pulled double duty on the saxophone. The song selection is down and dirty, peppered with